Can I link my VCC to PayPal and then use it for Facebook Ads?

Yes, you can link your Virtual Credit Card (VCC) to PayPal and then use it for Facebook Ads payments, as long as PayPal allows the VCC to be used as a funding source.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do this:

🛠� Steps to Link a VCC to PayPal and Use it for Facebook Ads:
1. Link Your VCC to PayPal
Log in to PayPal:

Visit PayPal and log into your account.

Go to Wallet:

Click on "Wallet" at the top of the PayPal homepage.

Add a New Credit/Debit Card:

In the Payment Methods section, click on "Link a Card".

Select Credit or Debit Card and enter your VCC details (card number, expiration date, CVV, and billing address).

Save the card to your PayPal account.

2. Set the VCC as the Primary Payment Method on PayPal
Ensure the VCC is Set as Primary: Once the VCC is linked, you can set it as your primary payment method in PayPal, ensuring that all payments made through PayPal (including for Facebook Ads) are charged to the VCC by default.

3. Use PayPal for Facebook Ads Payments
Log in to Facebook Ads Manager:

Go to Facebook Ads Manager.

Navigate to Payment Settings:

Click on the three horizontal lines (menu) in the top left corner.

Under "Settings", go to "Payment Settings".

Add PayPal as a Payment Method:

Click on "Add Payment Method" and choose PayPal.

Follow the prompts to link your PayPal account to Facebook.

Select PayPal as the Payment Method:

Once PayPal is added as a payment method, make sure to set it as the primary payment method in your Facebook Ads account.

Facebook will then automatically charge PayPal, which in turn will use your VCC for the payment.

✅ Why This Can Work:
PayPal as an Intermediary: Since PayPal supports linking VCCs, using PayPal allows you to bypass direct VCC limitations and use it for online payments, including ads.

Facebook Compatibility: Facebook allows PayPal as a valid payment method for Ads, and PayPal will process payments through your VCC as long as the card is set up correctly.

⚠️ Things to Keep in Mind:
PayPal Restrictions: Some VCC providers (like Privacy.com) may not be supported by PayPal, or PayPal may restrict the use of temporary VCCs for payments. Ensure your VCC provider is compatible with PayPal.

Billing Info Consistency: The billing information you provide for your VCC should match the information on your PayPal account and your Facebook Ads account to avoid payment issues.

Potential Fees: Some VCCs or PayPal accounts may have additional fees when using certain payment methods. Make sure you check if there are any charges related to using the VCC with PayPal.

🧠 Troubleshooting:
If Facebook isn't allowing PayPal or your VCC doesn't go through, check with PayPal support to confirm there are no limits or restrictions on your linked card.

Ensure the VCC has enough balance for Facebook's charges (including test charges if needed for verification).